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A senior MP led a backlash against a mug being sold by Labour in which the party trumpets its commitment to a tough immigration system.

Social media accounts sharing images of women that were manipulated to make them look slimmer have been shut down after one of the plus-size models targeted by users led a backlash against them.

Labour's fragile unity is under intense strain as the party's deputy leader, Tom Watson, leads a backlash against the sacking of a prominent shadow minister by Jeremy Corbyn.

David Cameron led a Government backlash against the Archbishop of Canterbury's stinging criticism of the Coalition's policy programme yesterday.

Former chancellor Alistair Darling has led a political backlash against the decision to strip Fred Goodwin of his knighthood, describing the move as "tawdry".

Since its coup a year ago that tossed the Muslim Brotherhood out of power, Egypt, the most populous Arab state and a traditional arbiter between Israel and the Palestinians, has led a furious backlash against Islamists.

The decision to go public with these comments led to a backlash among fans, the media and within the Celtics locker room.

The trade has now led to a backlash.

Clooney's comments led to a backlash from some quarters.

Those proposals have led to a backlash among some teachers, parents and even students.

The success of black riders led to a backlash, especially in the East.